1 minute ago

Francois Prinsloo Announces WWE Departure After Injury-Hit Run

Prinsloo announced his WWE departure, calling the company “nothing but a blessing” despite his journey being cut short before it fully started. He thanked coaches, medical staff, strength staff, teammates, and fans, saying WWE reignited his love for acting and speaking. Prinsloo added that the experience made him hungrier, teasing more to come.

By Afnan Chougle

1 minute ago

Kam Hendrix Says WWE Release Fear Pushes Him to Evolve

Hendrix admitted he worries about being released, saying the “clock was ticking” even before WWE LFG filming. The NXT star said everything he has worked for can be taken away if he stops evolving as a superstar or as a character. “Nobody deserves anything,” Hendrix said, adding talent must earn everything in a subjective business.

By Afnan Chougle

1 minute ago

Nick Khan’s New WWE Deal Includes $2M Salary and $11M Equity Award

Khan’s new WWE president contract runs through 2030 and starts with a $2M base salary through 2026, rising to $3M from 2027. The deal includes annual bonus targets up to $6M, an $11M signing equity award, future annual equity targets up to $8.5M, and a potential $5M Zuffa Boxing performance award.

By Afnan Chougle

12 minutes ago

TKO Says Saudi WWE and UFC Events Remain on Schedule

Shapiro said TKO is “firmly moving ahead” with scheduled WWE, UFC, and Zuffa Boxing events in Saudi Arabia and the region, “even and despite a challenging environment.” He added that Saudi Arabia’s PIF will not withdraw its financial commitment to TKO, like it did with LIV Golf. All six planned regional events remain on track.

By Afnan Chougle

15 minutes ago

Mark Shapiro Responds to WrestleMania 42 Sales and Creative Criticism

Shapiro dismissed concerns surrounding WrestleMania 42 ticket sales and WWE creative backlash during an investor discussion. He called year-over-year Las Vegas growth expectations "unrealistic" while noting the event still produced one of WWE’s highest gates ever. Addressing fan criticism, he admitted complaints about creative, commercials, and celebrity involvement are ongoing. WWE, however, continues monitoring feedback without viewing the concerns as unusual.

By Afnan Chougle

about 3 hours ago

WWE Locks Nick Khan Into New Deal Through 2030

TKO confirmed Nick Khan signed a new contract to remain WWE President through December 2030. The filing states Khan will earn a $2 million annual salary through 2026 before increasing to $3 million from 2027 onward. Khan joined WWE in 2020 and has become one of the company’s top executives during the TKO era.

By Adarsh Ojha

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